The benefits of land registration and titling: Economic and social perspectives
Land Use PolicyPublished 1 January 1998
Gershon Feder, Akihiko Nishio
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Abstract
There is convincing evidence from around the world that land registration has led to better access to formal credit, higher land values, higher investments in land, and higher output/income. However, there are prerequisites for land registration to be economically viable, and social aspects which need to be considered when designing a land registration system. Further studies are warranted on some emerging issues.
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